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Chapter 22 Wireless LAN Commands
DSL & IAD CLI Reference Guide
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wcfg security spdisplay [1 ~ 8] Displays settings of all security profiles or the
specified security profile before saving.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> clear Deletes the specified SSID profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> hidenssid <enable
|disable>
Enables or disables hiding the SSID in the outgoing
beacon frame.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> intrabss <enable
|disable>
Enables or disables traffic between wireless clients
in the same BSS using the specified SSID profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> l2isolation
<enable|disable> <l2isolation-
policy-name>
Enables or disables an L2 isolation policy in the
specified SSID profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> name <profile-
name>
Sets the name of the specified SSID profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> qos <qos-mode> Sets the QoS mode of the specified SSID profile.
qos-mode: 0 : WLANQOS_MODE_NONE
1 : WLANQOS_MODE_WMM
2 : WLANQOS_MODE_WMM_VO
3 : WLANQOS_MODE_WMM_VI
4 : WLANQOS_MODE_WMM_BE
5 : WLANQOS_MODE_WMM_BK
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> radius <radius-
profile-name>
Applies a RADIUS policy to the specified SSID
profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> save Saves the specified SSID profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> security
<security-policy-name>
Applies a security policy to the specified SSID
profile.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> show Displays the specified SSID profile settings.
wcfg ssid <1 ~ 8> ssid <ssid-value> Sets the SSID of the specified SSID profile.
ssid-value: Enters a descriptive name of up to 32
printable 7-bit ASCII characters.
wcfg ssid display [1 ~ 8] Displays the staus of all SSID profiles or the
specified SSID profile.
wcfg ssid saveall Saves all SSID profiles.
wcfg ssid spdisplay [1 ~ 8] Displays settings of all SSID profiles or the specified
SSID profile before saving.
wlan active <1:on|0:off> Activates or deactivates the wireless LAN.
wlan association Displays the wireless client association list.
wlan chid <channel-id> Sets the operating frequency/channel. The
channels available depend on your particular
region.
channel-id: 1~11.
wlan clear Resets all wireless settings to their defaults.
Table 69 General Wireless Commands (continued)
COMMAND DESCRIPTION